Sentence examples for analogous to computer from inspiring English sources

Most work in cognitive science assumes that the mind has mental representations analogous to computer data structures, and computational procedures similar to computational algorithms.

At present, composers above all need a compiling language comprised of musical or quasi-musical statements and a comprehensive library of basic compositional operations written as closed subroutines in effect, a user's system analogous to computer languages (such as Fortran) used by mathematicians.

Analogous to computer chips, which perform millions of split-second calculations, biochips behave like living cells, performing thousands of biological and chemical reactions at warp-speed.

You can think of hormones as analogous to computer software.

Earlier cognitive science generally viewed minds as analogous to computers and so tried to build the theories of representation that spanned both what computers and humans do.

In this concept, tens or hundreds of binary actuators are embedded in a structure, which is analogous to the digital computer replacing the analog computer.

The last forty years have been dominated by the classical view that (at least higher) human cognition is analogous to symbolic computation in digital computers.

In a manner analogous to the personal computer movement of the early 1980s, we propose that a productive niche for robotic technologies is as a long-term creative outlet for human expression and discovery.

Smartphones are analogous to the personal computer around 1997 or so.

A form of description very common in biology, but less extensively analyzed by philosophers, has it that the genes contain a program, in a sense analogous to that in computer science (Jacob 1982, Moss 1992, Sterelny 2001, Marcus 2004).

The image is analogous to optical or computer-processed unsharp masking techniques, but the processing is accomplished in the x-ray beam and results in an improved exposure distribution, giving advantages that cannot be achieved with image processing techniques alone.